Argumentation : : Proceedings of the Conference on Argumentation 1986. / Across the Lines of Disciplines / / ed. by J. Anthony Blair.

• Superior document: Title is part of eBook package: De Gruyter DGBA Linguistics and Semiotics - <1990
• VerfasserIn: Eemeren, Frans,; Blair, Anthony,; Grootendorst, Rob,
• MitwirkendeR: Airaksinen, Timo,; Barth, E.M.,; Benoit, William L.,; Blair, J. Anthony,; Cox, J. Robert,; Eemeren, Frans Η. van,; Finocchiaro, Maurice A.,; Fogelin, Robert J.,; Geissner, Hellmut,; Goodnight, G. Thomas,; Govier, Trudy,; Grootendorst, Rob,; Hitchcock, David,; Hoaglund, John,; Jackson, Sally,; Jacobs, Scott,; Johnson, Ralph H.,; Kienpointner, Manfred,; Kline, Susan L.,; Kopperschmidt, Josef,; Krabbe, Erik C. W.,; Lorenz, Kuno,; McKerrow, Raymie E.,; Meyer, Michel,; Parret, Herman,; Paul, Richard W.,; Rieke, Richard D.,; Scriven, Michael,; Taha, Abderrahmane,; Tirkkonen-Condit, Sonja,; Trapp, Robert,; Vedung, Evert,; Walton, Douglas N.,; Wanner, James,; Weddle, Perry,; Wenzel, Joseph W.,; Willard, Charles A.,; Willard, Charles Arthur,; Woods, John,; Yingling, Julie M.,
• HerausgeberIn: Willard, Charles A.,
• Place / Publishing House: Berlin ;, Boston : : De Gruyter Mouton, , [2011]; ©1987
• Year of Publication: 2011
• Edition: Reprint 2011
• Language: English
• Series: Studies of Argumentation in Pragmatics and Discourse Analysis ; 3
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (402 p.)

Table of Contents

• I-X
• Introduction
• Logical and Dialectical Perspectives
• Chapter 1. Probative Logic: REVIEW & PREVIEW
• Chapter 2. Logic to Some Purpose: Theses against the Deductive-Nomological Paradigm in the Science of Logic
• Chaper 3. Logic Naturalized: Recovering A Tradition
• Chapter 4. Beyond Induction and Deduction
• Chapter 5 Meaning Postulates and Rules of Argumentation: Remarks concerning the pragmatic tie between meaning (of terms) and truth (of propositions)
• Chapter 6. Arab Dialecticians on Rational Discussion
• Rhetorical and Epistemological Perspectives
• Chapter 7. An Historical Approach to the Study of Argumentation
• Chapter 8. Argument and Usable Traditions
• Chapter 9. The Rhetorical Perspective on Argument
• Chapter 10. Rhetorical Communication as Argumentation
• Chapter 11. Argumentation without Proposition
• Chapter 12. Generational Argument
• Chapter 13. Valuing Dissensus
• Chapter 14. Rescher on Pascal’s Wager Argument
• Chapter 15. Argumentation and Narrativity
• Pragmatic and Conversational Perspectives
• Chapter 16. The Function of Argumentation: A Pragmatic Approach
• Chapter 17. Argumentation, Inquiry and Speech Act Theory
• Chapter 18. For Reason’s Sake: Maximal Argumentative Analysis of Discourse
• Chapter 19. Rational and Pragmatic Aspects of Argument
• Chapter 20. The Management of Disagreement in Conversation
• Chapter 21. Identity Management in Argumentative Discourse
• Chapter 22. Measuring Argumentative Competence
• Chapter 23. Some Figures of Speech
• Argumentation Analysis, Evaluation and Fallacies
• Chapter 24. Towards a Typology of Argumentative Schemes
• Chapter 25. Enthymematic Arguments
• Chapter 26. Argument Evaluation
• Chapter 27. Naess’s Dichotomy of Tenability and Relevance
• Chapter 28. Reseller’s Plausibility Thesis and the Justification of Arguments: A Critical Appraisal
• Chapter 29. What is a Fallacy?
• Chapter 30. Some Fallacies about Fallacies
• Chapter 31. Ad Baculum, Self-interest and Pascal’s Wager
• Applications of Argumentation Theory
• Chapter 32. Rational Argumentation and Political Deception
• Chapter 33. Evolution of Judicial Argument in Free Expression Cases
• Chapter 34. Argumentation in English and Finnish Editorials
• Chapter 35. Critical Thinking in the Strong Sense and The Role of Argumentation in Everyday Life
• Chapter 36. Informal logic and the eductive-inductive distinction
• Chapter 37. Arguments and Explanations
• List of Contributors